? Corruption of reconciliation history

[Michael Hendry]

On 9 Apr 2013, at 10:49, "Maf. King" <maf at chilwell.net> wrote:

> On Tue 9 April 13 10:26:02 Michael Hendry wrote:
>  
> > > Maf.
> > 
> > Thanks, Maf.
> > 
> > I've done some investigation, and found that a GnuCash file saved on 19/2/13
> > has the correct Reconcile information (Statement Date: 05/03/2013, as
> > above), and all subsequent GnuCash files say 05/02/2013.
> > 
> > I'm not sure what is stored in all the LOG files, and whether it is possible
> > to get a listing of all transactions which were recorded (i.e. entered
> > using GnuCash) after a certain date. If this is possible, I could start
> > from the "last-known-good" file of 19/02/13, and re-enter all of these
> > transactions (except the faulty one, if I can identify it), which would be
> > much less of a chore than going through my cheque book stubs and credit
> > card receipts to get back in step.
> > 
> > Michael
> > 
>  
> Hi Michael,
>  
> Before you start faffing with backups and re-entering data, does the current working file let you reconcile completely if you just ignore the fact that the starting balance is off?

I've nothing to lose by trying this, so I'll go for it later today - two Springer Spaniels are making more urgent demands for my attention!

Thanks.

>  
> The log files don't, AFAIK, contain things like account creation/editing, business objects, budgets and possibly SX information.  But they would let you get "normal" transactions more easily than re-entering data.  
> I stil think it most likely that you have inadvertently chanded or deleted an already-reconciled transaction, possibly from the "other" account side, rathe than a GC bug or inconsistancy.  
>  
> Log replays would probably still contain that txn so you may still end up in the same place if you just drag logs in again.  There is a "reset warnings" option, possibly in the preferences which might help to at least reduce the likelyhood of this happening.
>  
> Maf.